Bluff Maritime Museum:

This fascinating museum documents the development of Bluff's oyster, whaling, muttonbirding, port and ferry industries. The oyster boat Monica sits alongside the museum ready for your inspection. Foreshore Road.
Ph: 03 212 7534. Open: 10am—4.30pm weekdays / 1pm—5pm weekends.

Stirling Point Signpost:

International signpost at the beginning of SH 1.

Bluff Hill (Motupohue):

Spectacular panoramic views.

Tiwai Smelter Tours:

Situated opposite Bluff Harbour. Guided tours are available; prior booking is essential. Ph: 03 218 5494. Open: 10am most weekdays.

Walkways :

Walks ranging from 1 hour to 4 hours around Bluff and through original native forest, wind-battered coast and scrub-covered hillsides. Tracks are well marked and range from steep climbs to a track negotiable by wheelchair.

Charter Boats:

A variety of charter boats is available for transport and fishing. Information on these is available by request.

Stewart Island:

Regular catamaran service and charter boats available from Bluff Harbour. Visit www.stewartisland.co.nz

Omaui:

Bush drive, picnic spots, beach walks.